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Info-Graphics Digest
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Author: Info-Graphics moderator Andy Cro...
Date: Sun, 30 Nov 1986 11:00
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Info-Graphics Digest	Sun Nov 30 03:00:11 PST 1986

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Today's Topics:

  IBM 5080 graphics system.

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  at 04:43:11 CST
Date:     Wed, 26 Nov 86 11:43 N
From: <P_LAMAN%HLERUL5.BITNET@WISCVM.WISC.EDU> (Peter Laman,
  Univ. Of Leiden, Holland.)
Subject:  IBM 5080 graphics system.
X-Original-To:  INFO-GRAPHICS-REQUEST@ADS.ARPA
Status: R

To all people receiving INFO-GRAPHICS mail.
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        1.      Does anybody have some experience with the IBM 5080 graphics
                system connected to an IBM PC-RT under the AIX operating system.

                We have such a system, but it is not very well documented.
                In particular, I would like to know what low-level software
                can be used to load the 5080 display memory with it's graphic
                orders from the RT.

        2.      Does anybody have a UNIX driver for the 5080 display station?

        3.      Does anybody have a GKS implementation for unix (or even better
                AIX, or even better for AIX and the 5080)?

        If anybody can help me on one of these topics, please mail your
        answer to the following address:

                P_LAMAN@HLERUL5.BITNET

        Thanks in advance!!

                        Peter Laman,
                        University Of Leiden,
                        HOLLAND

                        BITNET: P_LAMAN@HLERUL5


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